Hamish: > >2) As many of the scripts are hosted on authors' personal webspace, it > >is probably a highly prudent idea to back them up in case that webspace > >or the author disappear off the scene. Markus's SVN server already hosts > >some of the modules; I was thinking of some automated wget scraping > >script to make up a .tgz. (although some links go to personal web pages > >with the code down another layer, mmph may have to be done by hand > >periodically). If it helps, I am happy to move all my contributions into
Eric: > I think this is a good idea; I unfortunately don't have access to a dedicated > website to host my scripts as of yet, and so I must resort to uploading the > scripts to a public-readable ftp server that gets purged weekly (it's only > meant for temporary storage, otherwise, everyone leaves their junk up on > there and it eventually fills up), so it would be great to have the scripts > hosted somewhere more permanent. Perhaps put them up on Markus's Add-Ons SVN server? http://grass.gdf-hannover.de/wiki/GRASS_AddOns#AddOns_source_code_repository gmail accounts give a bit of free webspace BTW. Hamish _______________________________________________ grassuser mailing list [email protected] http://grass.itc.it/mailman/listinfo/grassuser
